69 STILL doesn't run right
I have changed Plugs,wires, cap, rotor, points, coil.
I have set the dwell, timing, adjusted all my valves,
cleaned out my carburetor, checked for vacuum leaks, looked for misaligned belts,and checked the fan for wobble. The car does not smoke, burn oil, or overheat. It starts right up hot or cold.
It is a stock 1969 vette 350 cu/ 350 hp motor, no A/C convertible.
The problem is it has a vibration all through the RPM range. It seems to me like some kind of miss (not using all cylinders??). It never goes away!! I know it could be a major engine problem but it doesn't seem that bad. Could the distributor be off by maybe one gear and the car still run? Thats my next guess. Any other ideas? Thanks again for your help.
Last edited by US300hp; Jun 14, 2007 at 05:07 PM.
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This could be a flat cam lobe, pulled through rocker arm, bent pusher rod, pulled rocker stud, broken valve spring or sticking lifter.
BigBlockk
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This could be a flat cam lobe, pulled through rocker arm, bent pusher rod, pulled rocker stud, broken valve spring or sticking lifter.
BigBlockk
Later.....
Look to make sure you got all your vac lines on the carb right,and the dist. vac connected.
Did you time it with the vac advance connected or disconnected?
Incorrect plug gap or points gap..?
trash in carb..
The trick with these tune ups is to fire the car after each job.
If the car starts running like crap then you know what it was you just did.I have been though this many times. Just start looking at each area and cross them off one at a time.Dont mess with new things if you can help it, the more things you mess with the longer the list of maybe s become. Good luck.
If you are unsure what to do next just pm me I can shoot you a phone # maybe I can help.













